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If you work for a company, then you spend the majority of your time operating under an authoritarian government.
by dqpb 5y ago
If you work for a company, then you spend the majority of your time operating under an authoritarian government.
- LegitShady 5y agoIt more likely seems you don't understand the difference between an employer and the government.
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- dqpb 5y agoIt more likely seems you don't understand how to think abstractly.
- Sargos 5y agoYou can change employers but you can't (practically for most people) change your government. That's the big difference and why the comparison isn't very useful.
- dqpb_2 5y agoYes, practically speaking, having an escape hatch makes a big difference when you work for a bad employer. But I’m not talking about quality of life. I’m talking about the model of decision making and how distributed it is. That is fundamentally more important. Ironically, HN is throttling my account for talking about this.
- 0xdba 5y agoAn 'authoritarian' company, that has to follow labor, trade, civil laws made by the actual government. That I can 'emigrate' from whenever I want without having to learn a new language... Where were you going with this?